TV Delivered after Order Cancelled

unholyangel

Pont wrote: »

Lol - we're cross messaging here - just read your 21 day post!

LOL sorry.
Ok i'm going to try and not do a bunch of "what if"'s like i may be tempted to.

Basically send them the letter. That way you're covering your butt and on the plus side? You may get a tv for the low low price of £1.15

I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed for you i may be slightly jealous but if people do get freebies, theres always the chance it could happen to me! lol

Pont

unholyangel wrote: »

LOL sorry.
Ok i'm going to try and not do a bunch of "what if"'s like i may be tempted to.

Basically send them the letter. That way you're covering your butt and on the plus side? You may get a tv for the low low price of £1.15

I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed for you i may be slightly jealous but if people do get freebies, theres always the chance it could happen to me! lol

Fingers and toes crossed for you too! :beer:

Zandoni

I'm not a great believer in sending registered letters I would actually phone them.

somethingcorporate

Zandoni wrote: »

I'm not a great believer in sending registered letters I would actually phone them.

Do both - no proof you ever made a phone call and no guarantee you will get through to someone that will be bothered.

Mupette

Isn't it a year and one day or is that old hat

fthl

This might help:

[edit - can't post links]

go to the BIS site, and then:
/policies/ consumer-issues/buying-and-selling/unsolicited-items

unholyangel

In the United Kingdom unsolicited goods are goods delivered to an individual with a view to the individual acquiring them, but where the individual has no reasonable cause to believe that they were delivered for legitimate business and had not previously agreed to acquire them

They wouldnt be covered under unsolicited goods.